REAL MADRID VS. NAPOLI: THE GAME THAT STARTED IT ALL
On this week's European Nights, Rog and New York Times Chief Soccer Correspondent Rory Smith trace the origins of the Champions League to a 1987 European Cup draw that pitted the Spanish giants against the Neapolitans. 36 years later, the clubs face each other once again, but this time, one name is grabbing the headlines: Jude.
Plus, what exactly is going on in Marseille that has led to ANOTHER managerial resignation, and why Atalanta (and their ultras' spine-tingling vocal choreography) vs. Sporting is the game to watch this week.
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